March 23, 1880 (4 pages)

a = ee © _Vernon—hoyse_in_the north end of. Donald, Josiah Jacksou, and others, under the name of ‘“The Peard Gold —sA ° Marefal prospécting’ has, shown the % The Daily Transcript, ~ have been very moderate. regarding the tesults thus*far of the find. are, however, in the minds of good Fy been sunk, in which “has been NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA.bw neers ete serene ea New Yerk Agenci¢s for the Daily’ Transcript.-—J. H. Bares, 41 Park Row, (Times Building, and Gro. P. Roweit & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York City, are our dus _ly suthorized Agents. Files of fhe Tkas‘sormpt havea special place at the above nari + ed offices and are open, toall who desire to see the paper. = ~—— crs ctr a pa The North Bad Strike. There is no ‘abatement of pauld excitement regarding the recent rich developnients of quartz near the Mt. TRANscriP?'s this district. ‘The ‘aon to visit the section Sunday and f yesterday, and all agree that weJames Messrs. John T. Morgan, whose lovation of 1,500 feet on the ham’s was referred to in our last issue, have since taxen up 3,000 feet more adjvining on the same ‘lead;} and will immediately incorporate and Silver Quartz Mining Company " Consolidated.” To-d.y ‘a tunnel.’ : — : will be begun to tap the ledge. The were forty-five pupils in-attendanceat ground is situated the opening. There are about 90 pusq that the company think they cata 509 feet of backs. Owing to the ‘advanced stage of the eckioats itia yet impossible to determine the true valve of. the strike. The indications miners, as ‘f.vorable as any ever met with in avy part of the county. ~ Want to Come Back. _— A gentleman who-recently spent everal days in San _ Francisco, and while there meta large number of former residents of this section, was struck by their generally ex‘pressed desire to return to their old love. Said one; ‘‘We miade our money in Nevada county, then came here to enjoy it. -The most of us have been contributing liberally to the support of the Comstock thieves until we have been swindled out, of} thousands of. do'lars. While we} yet have enough coin left to geta start it stands usin hand to go back to old Nevada -ounty+God bless it!—juvest in a legitimate mining en-. terprise and replenish our treasury. Next time we won't be led off by strange goda, you can just bet. your life.” The wanderers wili find’ the latch-string of Nevada banging out. Strike in the Pittsburg. It is said that there has just heen developed in the. Pittsburg mine anéw pay chute on the $00foot level north, about-350 feet from the shaft, The ledge is from 10 to 2) inches in size, of a lively looking . quartz, carrying well in heavy sulphurets, galena and free gold, ‘This is a distinct chute from any ever before discovered, and just beyond the ‘ poundaries of tlie original ciaim, ‘in an extension that was purchased by tlie company several ytars ago, On the same level, 300 feet south of the shaft or about 750 feet distant from where the fine rock above spoken of has been struck, a winze has recentopened a strorg ledge of high grade ore—the vein being between two and three feet in size, and therock milling from $50 to $100 per load. a er — A Valuable Prospect. es ee arch 23rd, 1880, led in honor of his’ r tuto. Charley says, ‘‘bhere’s no place ‘like home.” E—A-party-of Digger Indians passed —falland reliableaccomntotthe-strike through this’place_on_ ‘Thursday of caused scores of mjners and other ral commenced on Monday the 15th inst, after a» two weeks vacation, “with TB. J& Lyon, late of the Forest pils in the district. . quietly at this place. There was no civie or military display.; no drankenness, ple brought to town as jurors and ) witnesses in a case in the court of Justice Stotlar, the day would not have had any distinguishing features “tfrom that of any other day in the our people considerable annoyance, Brother. Porter says’heyisyour .coroffera a reward of $10 for the name Ridge Items. ; [From our San Juan Correspondent. S Ibis now said to be not true that the Milton mine and Nortb:\Ploomfield mine have been consolidated. John A; Seeley, our venerable and respected townsman, made his usral weekly visit to his old-home on Saturday last. Charley German has returned, like the prodigal son, from his wanderings. The fatted calf was not Brother Porter intimates that the Nevada stage driver garries. my manuscript to the TRANSCHIPT office UNstimprep. Brother orter simply lies when he makes that assertion or 2 . . jnsinuation. last week en route for the Abthony Indian dance which was to come off Sunday last. The elections recently hel! in the cities of Oakland, Sacramento and Marysville don’t make a good showing for the Kzarneyites, ‘Fhey were badly beaten in all three of thz'cities, notwithstanding their fusions with, the Democrats. _Ph¢ pub.ic school at French CorSprings school, as teach. There The 17th of Ireland passed off very But for the number. of peoweek, +» Judge Stidger is giving some. of respondent, and a-mew writer in the Herald says the same thing. Others think so, but are in doubt “ One man of the author. Ifhe pays you the. money, you are authorized by me to give up my name, eh The Milton m-ne at-French Corral is again in operation.” About 100 men are employed, about one-half being Chinamen, Where is Denis Kearney and the sand lotters ? Why ain’t they here to enforce the antiChinese law ? [Judge Sawyer, in the case of Parrott, has dgcided the law uncenstitutional, Corporations can, employ Mongolians, as usual.—Ep. TRANSCRIPT. } ; A great number of the citizens of . Sweetland, Birchville and French Corral were in attendance at Justice } Stotlar’s Court.on Tuesday and Wednesday-of Jast-week, They had been gammoned as jurors m the ill-fame Among those who had been case, phen Wynans, P, Graham-and’ Mr, Pease of Sweetland, and “Messrs. Cadwallader, Henry Powell and James of Birchville. The presence of twenty or thirty meh from tie lower portion of. the. ridge, gaveour town a lively apPearauce for.a day or two. ‘ There isa fish pedlar running a) fish and. vegetable wagon between Marysville and this and other places on theridge, familiarly known ‘as Sam Shockan. A short time ago coming up he hacdon his wagon the half of.a good-sized porker which by some mishap felf out of his wagon a! half milé or so this side of the Finkie ‘Quincy and _Trifckee Railroad have . baer prepared, and work will becom{louse to attend a pow-wow and an . ‘dis ocated, while enga ed in a wrest‘ing has been attended with the} ‘sonal popu arity is only equalled by’ ‘Neighborhood News.(Truckee Republican.) D. J. Smith’s shingle mill, 5 miles from Truckee, ‘burned last week. The Pacific Mill will turn out son. P A San Francisco firm want to buy acontro ling interest in certain Meadow Lake mines. Joe Crowley is flourishing in Walpartnership with one of the leading’ lawyers there. The Truckee Lumber Comp-ny shipped an average of four car ¢ ads of lumber per day to Arizona the latter part of last week. mei Articlesef incorporation for_ the. menced and pushed ahe.d this seaThe new. Vulcan hoisting works are expected to bé started “up in abbut two weeks. ae A-yeung boy, named Richards, had the elbow joint of bisleft-arm * ling match with a playmate, on FriThe shaft of the, Washington Minquartz coming out is of a good quality, but the Companydo not intend to. open.a level until greater: depth is attained. ~ Fe LS eee The foot-hillfarmers are not at-all sanguine as. to good erops for the coming: season, as most of the early sown grain was frozen out, and in a number of instances a second plantsame results. ‘The only chance of salvation is ina heavy warm rain, whica is not expected. ——— eS Letter frem Walla Wala. D. J. Crowley, Esq., whose _perhis success in the legal profession, writes as follows from his new home toa. frien in ‘this. city: ‘Walla Walla, containing a population of 4,0.0, is located in the center of a fine agricultural district, the extent of which may be appreciated wien I say 1,500,000 bushels of wheat was shipped from here last. Fall. _ The land averages 40 bushels to the acre, and there has never been a failure of crops, There is no vacant land here, and farms are hardly to be purchased. However at distances of 100 and 200 miles away there is considerable land yet open to occupation, although itis being taken up rapidly by cmigrants. ‘Lhe legal aud medical p oféssions are weil represented. There are fourteen lawyers here. Iam in the office of N. T. Caton, Esq., who is one of the most prominent attorueys hereabouts, I did my first prcfessional workin the .Territory by drawingg two complaint , one for the or eclosure of a mortgage and the other for a divorce, By the way, statutes being liberal.” A False Report. The: Independent of Saturday pub.ishes au item over the signature of “Q,” wherein occurs the fo.lowing sentence: It is refortel the San Juan correspondent for the TRas ‘CRIPT gets his matter carried to Nevada by the [stage] driver, free of cost. j The editar of the Independent is trea ‘ing on dangerous ground. Should positively asserted what is intimated in'the above, he would at dnce become amenable to those laws design ed to protect private citizens from ranch near Deer creek. ‘Sam remained in blissful ignorauce of the fact. AW ithin a short time D. T, Hughes, .Esq., proposes to begin the develop‘ment of his gravel claim (formerly known as the Shallenberger) of 64 acres, which adjoins ‘the: B.ue Tent Con. Company’s mine ou the west.-— land to contain ‘two ‘gravel channels,’ . one of which is being worked close to ~ ita eastern bounds Tent Company. Hughes has “E by the Blue: r until he reached the top of the hill a couple of smiles from Finnie’s, It was then too late to go back in search of the missing porker. ip’ the meantime-a man on horseback, following Sam’s track found the porkerin the road and sold it to a farmer living near for $2, Sam found out. where his'porker was and went after the ‘purchaser aad made lim -sbelt ont $3.60 additional, though"he only re: . the libelons attacks of scurrilous newspapers. In order to set Mr. Gaffney, the driver referred to, right before those pedple who do not know him personally, we will state . that. he Las never yet brought to this ' ity any mail upon whieh the postage was unpaid,.so far as-we can leari. Woukl the editor or the ‘‘correspondent” of the Independent like to dispute the Transcxipr on. this _—-<-oe we, about 10,000,000 shingles this sea{ tle YorkAwnship, and embraces > 4ciltfia Walla, and has been offered a “co: . south fork of Greenhorn Creek for wonld-be-anexeeHent imvestment . a ~hende county is; "that they--have—Sa-Lo.” are: honest men andintend to tendered to Tom McAlpine drew a fusing to pay the fee in advance as divorce cases are numerous here, the} ‘. Say, Death, wilt thou never relinguish _ . ____ + _ not yet decided! whether -he will _be. ceived it by the way of apromise, gin operation by aiifting or hydrauicing, although i€* is” Wke'y both . methods will be employed, in working the claim, a . A Startling tumor. ‘There was a t leg a hic * rumor current here yeste uay” Lo the effee that the steamer on which Genefal Sam thinks there was soure shenani. gan in the affair.and says ifthe Tel: low don’t pay for the porker, he wilt) ‘expose him through'the newspapers. angestounionn <9 -_—-—<—— Gand on, the sand lot agitator, has. Fey.sentenced to pay a fine of ene it sand doliers, and to be, imprisoni in the. House of Correction for six months. « His counsel moved for arrest of judgment and a new trial, , Grant embarkel is lost jn the gan be obtained, ulf of Mexico, No definite information but tre Court denied the motion Notice of appeal was then given, and the ptisover’s bail wes*fixed at three > shonsandslotian Be ee > The Merrimac Mine." < . The Merrimac jompany, have a -fqrov of men regularly at work ,pros-— situated abeut four miles northwest of town. The drift hasnow been extended south a distance of 700 feet, shewing a little gold ‘riéarly .all the wayt: The Round’Mountain channel for which they are ranning has not . beén intersected, although it ts believled that it will betapped: inside’ of pecting their gravel;claim, which. is . Phat Mammoth Claim. 5 moth Blue Gravel Company,” spoken of in your issue of the 11th_ins. stant, ia. situated principally in Litlarge tract of valuabe mining and timber land. Mr. Louis Voss, the lumberman,, has alesse on the tim. ber land at present, and has -commenced to erect a steam mill on the the purpose of cutting the targe tim be: and sawing it into lumber This valuable property has remained idle since Mr. Stranaban ceased 6perations, which Ttbink was_in 1869. or ‘70, perhaps sooner. The gravel deposit is cove. ed with immense mouhtaihe of lava. but has splendid facili~} ties for tunnelling, and the property . Eprrok Transcript:—‘“The MamLHon, John Caldwell presiding: 4 1 Superior Court. The following business was yesterday transacted in the Su perior Coart, ‘Chas. J. English, a native of Canada, was naturalized. ee Clara V. Malloy vs. Alvah A. Mulloy. Motion of plaintiff that defendant pay her one month’s further alimouy denied. T. W. Moore vs. J. Weissbein & Bro. Demurrer overruled. = __ City of Nevada vsJ. W. Downing. . Demurrer to plaintiff's complaint sustained. 5 days given to answer. City.of Nevada vs. E. B. Thomas. Set for trial April ist. Josiah Rogers vs. Richard: Neville. Demurrer submitted. — In the matter of Sarah Wilson, insane, the order making J. M. Waprovided it was managed “carefully. The trouble with many mines-in-Ne-+(00 fe eee perintendents who go after salary, dhe Was Wader. Age. and have notthe good ‘“‘hoss sense” 2 ~ ‘ to manage a wine properly. Work is suspeniied and -the mine gets the name of oeing ‘‘played out,” Consequently many good mines -remain undeveloped on account of -having tise; the “Mammoth Blué Gravel put a practical miner in charge of } their property, it will bs a geod investment for any one, but if the parties don’t work it very systematically it wi.l be a losing speculation. DovuBLs XX. **goap’s** Szefw. The ‘grand sparring testimonial” crowd of fifty or sixty men and boys tothe Theacre Saturday nightiest. Elser’s orchestra had been engagea to furnish music, but McAlpine reain demandesl, the music was silent. It had been announced that ha.f a doz; en noted kuights of the ring~ would be present, and that singing aud dancing would constitute a portion} of the entertainment. As might have been expected however,all these features were omit.ed. The cireus opened with a set-to between Geo. Williams and a peddler, in which the latter’snose caught the first'} blow and begining to bleed caused its . owner to beat & hasty retreat from the stage. Chas. W. Rogers anda party named Newberry trifled away afew minutes in. dn uninteresting . match. Martin McGrath, a powerful hitter from Grass Valley, pun-} ished Jobn McCarty severely, and then sailed into Ned. Orchard who was nearer a match for bim, Tbe wind-up of the programme was @ gentle contest between MvAlpine and Orchard. Aside from the sparring in which McGrath wasrengaged, the affair was not worth going across . the street to see. ee wo The Bauner Mining Conapany. The Banner Gold and Silver Mining Company, organized under the laws of New York with a capital stock of $2,000,000 divided into 29,000 unasséssable shares, are now selling enough stock in New York and Boston at $2 a share to raise $30,009 as working capital. The following are the officers of the company: President—-Ichabod P. Stephens. Vice-President—Jobhn Berry. Treasurer and Secretaty—Charles M. Peck. ‘Trustees—Ichabod P. StephJoseph 8. Stout, 25 Broad _ street, N. Y.;John N. Ewell, 58 Broadway, N.Y.; Joseph S, Spinney, 66 Pine street,N. ¥.; Thomas S. Negus, 140, Water street, N. ¥.: Squire B. Goddard, New York; John Berry, 53 William street, N. Y.; John E. Brown, Nevada City, Gal; Henry P. Contier, New York; Charles M. Peck, 60 Liberty street N.Y. “Flora.” The following lines, written on the death of Flora Mabel Bloss, have been handed-us for publication: Thy indomitable crave? Shall oblivion forever banish Our thoughts of loved ones, O Grave? » Gould Fates when our Flora was dying, 2 Omit their omnipotent, trust, ‘And instead of ‘neath willows lying, © Restore her to life and not dust? poor managers © If they who “miver=T would-be benedict hastened to the effect this.electric shock had on the bat $19, from the shop the night before and attempting to sell them at} -ens, 47 William Street, -N. —¥-5+ ‘4% Groves You Bet. 8 Jordan Grass Valley Simonds appointed. ~Rlecoss_till—thi-amorning —at—10 ling referee Was vacated and -P.— F. . cat street, Sen Freqeisie; on — ag ee = THE DAILY TRA NEVADA OITY; GAL Assessment Notice, OUTH YUBA GRAVEL MININ S pany. Location of Principal pot usiness, Nevada City, Nevada County ¢! itornia, Y, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at & mect of the Board of Trustees, held on the day of March, 1880, an assessment of -jw, ty-five Cents per share was levied upon a capital stock of the corporation payable immediately in United States-.gold pa . the Secrelnty at otlice, on broad str, by over Beckmian’s saloon, Nevada City, \ ‘da County, California. City, New. Any stock upen which ‘said shall femain unpaid on-butardsd,-the s roe day of April, 1880, will be delinquent ‘an advertised for sale at public auction aa unless payment is made ‘beture; will: be pare F) on MONDAY, the 10th day of MAY, 1x99 to paydelinquent—assessment, together Wik costs of advertising and expenses of sale. : ed ocder of the board of ‘frustees,. . mhzZ3 —— Brief Hesti The funeral of little. took place from the Epi yesterday alternoon: An assessment of 25 payable April 24th, he by the South Yuba G Company. County Superin’ enc has.appointed as his ] McAHister to succeed jnson, resigued, ‘, ©, W. Rogers of San training Jom McAIpir Steele of Forest H1 Rodda ja shape for the ~ers-of the Champion h ny of this city, will _b J. J. ROGERS, Secretary Annual Meeting. HAMPION MINING COMPANY, Nevag City, Nevada County, Calizornia tp. Auiual Nesting of trocehohders of the Coy, pany will be heldat the oifce, 525 Commer. Tuesday, April 13ths ‘3980, 5 G. C. ELRLBUT, Secretary, over twenty-one, accompanied by ‘a handsome maid of sixteen. summers . with rosy cheeks and. auburn—haity along with a spinster aunt, al}~hailing irom Grass Valley, applied to our. County Clerk yesterday for permission under the statute in such case made and provided, for the twain first named to become one flesh. Mr. Carr objected that the young lady was underage and must have ea from her parents. The telegraph office to obtain the consent of his intended—father-in-law throngh the medium of electricity. We have not as yet learned what old gentleman, but our sympath es are with the young folks in their}. dilemma. : _ ao > Arrest ofa Tailer. tailor shop of A. Blumberg, . was yesterday morning atrested on complaint of hisemp.oyer who charged him with taking @ pair of trousers and a piece of diagonal cloth, valued the Union Hote Saloon. He was intoxicated at ‘the time. His trial } took place beféte Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon, the Jury failing to arrive at a verdict. OO Pitch Open. & The Blue Tent*thining ditch was fairly open Sudday,tor the first time in about €wo months. 1,000 inches of water ig running now, and the amount will be increased as soon as the main ditch'is able tofurnish it. Advert ised Letters, The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, Nevada City. for the week ending March 22nd, 1880. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised.” J. 8. Bauzroos Bonney JamesBeurgard Monsieur Franci Giacomi Hawcs Gearge E . Morrison 8 M Suni mers dames Wheeler Faunie Young Miss Fannie Antrea Guiseppi Baird Edward J Brown Thomas Herrmaun Franz Herritg A W Prevost William Stewart Auguste Waltere Mrs C Vanhen Martin = _ Held for Postage. Mr. Josiah D, Baird, Alleghany, Michigan. Alex. Campbell-Douds Station, lowa. Yesterdays Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffiiger, Proprietor. J Speat Marysville WD Long city _J Wilson Wheatlad A Williams Wheatland $f Marchie city AP Clark Quaker Hill W Irving V Flume. . E Tompkins Pleasant V H Watson Pleas Val M Eastman Camptonvil 4 ‘T Hughes Blue M Levitsky Sat Francis T McAlpine’Gra Val J Falks Grass Valley J Tonnor Willow Va Ti J Sndw a6 J salen city J Reardan Willow Valle J Corey French Cor J Roberts & {Grass Val GD Blakely Gra Va & Maltanan city L Dulac city N Kennedy & w city i Hill San francis, C McNeill San: Freneisc JMaddigan do .' D Edwards city Yesterday's Arrivals At THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Ya Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. merauesd a A.J Ray San Juan G E Townsend Blue Te H McAllister city J Wickes New York L Nichols SacrauiJ Boyle Omegr R Snith Columbi HJ Hussey You Bet J A Johnson New Y J A Jordan Maine § Peck New Yo°k ~G H Coswell You Bet J F A i ddewitt city __M Edwards cit . Hanford city —~ ee ° a C Brown Sacrament’) Laymaa a J Gonsberg Sacrame RH Penrose Bloomfiei A smart looking youth, probably ;3, E. Jaques, working in the. * New Grocery Ste Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad Co, ~~ Kirkhain & Hitcheoc the one-stamp mill for the Ironclad mine a Ready, and wiil ere bonanza in the new dis a § le of Unclaimed Freight, Consigneid to A.C. Bloss,Nevaua City. M i On re . TPAHE following described property having Caucasion Lodze 4d %een-ou.band and unclaimed tor a pen. ou Of Sixty (GU) days or MoTe==notice Of an. val -haviuig beet delivered personally to the cosigaee, ahd consignor having been ntitiead through .the dhipping -Agent of the failure to make delivery—Will be sold at Public Auctiou, at the Depot oi tue Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, Sacramento street, Nevada City, by ff. G Guild, Autioneer, on aes Pay ; fridzy the 23a day~ of April, 1390, At 10o’clock, A. M, : 1 Boiler Smoke Stack, Drum, 1 Steam Enrine, Liron Pump, 1 bd! Iron 8, 1 Bel india Rubber Hose, 1 Barrel Hardware, JOHN, KIDDER, — Gen'l Suptand Freight Agent.’ The Caucasian or . Grass Valley, which s numbered 250 memb out. their furniture, assigned for this resul altof the prominent” dropped from the roll the turbulent chara lodge’ meetings. . Th causes have resulted i was the largest lo.lge this State to fall to pi lack of cohesion. W that the lodge in this a flourishing couditio and disbaaded. @ * a eee. A Crazy Wood: : fas a Last Friday aftern who lives 16 miles s Valley, sent word tc ars that a woodchoy ploy had become insa dangérous condition. and ex-Under Sherif Sayles’ ranch, and f man, whose name is don, trying to chop « . using the back of hi: rested him, and tha safely lodyed in the He will.be,kept att the’ present. ~— ——.-.2e@ Personal M :o—_ JUNCTION OF COMMERCIAL & BROAD STS, § NEVADA CITY. Superintendent . he Fortuna mine y yesterday, J. Aug. Johnson, Bwho afew months ; the Julian quartz county for $200,000, Muently become one owners of stock in t! of this city, left for tay here. He wit! Day for New York i The Silver Ca The drawing -fo 15 cake basket offe bf St. Canice Cath« place at the Ty ANS: erday, Eighty-five umber. ‘The hold onding ticket can y calling on Mrs, . ERSKINE .ENRIGHT, . be Would'respéetfully intorm the people of Nevada City that they will § . within ten days, open a First Cias ; Grocery Store. Prices will be as low as the very owest. —— Full particulars in a few days. New Wate ’ . Owing to the acti 0 bf City-Trastees_t} wll ; ? wt y will be compelle orce the fol owing ‘Cdnsumers must ee uns hotice to the Super eakage of water fr ipes, and on failfix harged double tlie uch notice is giver paired, Section 43, Or ies are require¢ ‘ mily rates to enti gation water, Sec. 43. All re yable weekly ; i He current month hut off, at the dis LAST WEEK! oe BLACKSMITH’S DREAM -\GOMBINATION! But the will of our Saviour consoles us— And his promise toinnocents given; Suffer them to come unto Jesus, For of such is the kingdom of Heaven. . Sigued the Rill, another 200 fegt. 404. Bis Revenue Bill No. Gov puor P.r'sins yealerday signed B. _\EP Thomas city ~~ JR Williams Sacramen AT ee rw = —— = =. wo ges St ty fall, ble at the office nies . Brown & Morgan's i ad if not paid _SARRIED, © a ve all : Se ill be shut off wit E — emrerit? b we ce. This rule w 4 At the redidence ef the bride’s parents, TINEES EVERY DA¥breed. {Gtass Valley, March 17th, 1880, by Rev. W. ane: , a Sec, 4€ > ae i ! of , N y authorized ag oadbabcc ast . BVENING PERFORMAN(D ee DIED . . COMMENOING AT'7) P. M. ce or building » x = =o . om the water ag Nevada Cit i gee es Altes intant deochier ee! Meviad Hiary " ‘ ; : ‘piidre® abhi Hours {, jacking, peed years, @-mopthe, and 1s . Admissbow Only 26 Cents; ae lock Pim Balf Price.

a = ee © _Vernon—hoyse_in_the north end of. Donald, Josiah Jacksou, and others, under the name of ‘“The Peard Gold —sA ° Marefal prospécting’ has, shown the % The Daily Transcript, ~ have been very moderate. regarding the tesults thus*far of the find. are, however, in the minds of good Fy been sunk, in which “has been NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA.bw neers ete serene ea New Yerk Agenci¢s for the Daily’ Transcript.-—J. H. Bares, 41 Park Row, (Times Building, and Gro. P. Roweit & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York City, are our dus _ly suthorized Agents. Files of fhe Tkas‘sormpt havea special place at the above nari + ed offices and are open, toall who desire to see the paper. = ~—— crs ctr a pa The North Bad Strike. There is no ‘abatement of pauld excitement regarding the recent rich developnients of quartz near the Mt. TRANscriP?'s this district. ‘The ‘aon to visit the section Sunday and f yesterday, and all agree that weJames Messrs. John T. Morgan, whose lovation of 1,500 feet on the ham’s was referred to in our last issue, have since taxen up 3,000 feet more adjvining on the same ‘lead;} and will immediately incorporate and Silver Quartz Mining Company " Consolidated.” To-d.y ‘a tunnel.’ : — : will be begun to tap the ledge. The were forty-five pupils in-attendanceat ground is situated the opening. There are about 90 pusq that the company think they cata 509 feet of backs. Owing to the ‘advanced stage of the eckioats itia yet impossible to determine the true valve of. the strike. The indications miners, as ‘f.vorable as any ever met with in avy part of the county. ~ Want to Come Back. _— A gentleman who-recently spent everal days in San _ Francisco, and while there meta large number of former residents of this section, was struck by their generally ex‘pressed desire to return to their old love. Said one; ‘‘We miade our money in Nevada county, then came here to enjoy it. -The most of us have been contributing liberally to the support of the Comstock thieves until we have been swindled out, of} thousands of. do'lars. While we} yet have enough coin left to geta start it stands usin hand to go back to old Nevada -ounty+God bless it!—juvest in a legitimate mining en-. terprise and replenish our treasury. Next time we won't be led off by strange goda, you can just bet. your life.” The wanderers wili find’ the latch-string of Nevada banging out. Strike in the Pittsburg. It is said that there has just heen developed in the. Pittsburg mine anéw pay chute on the $00foot level north, about-350 feet from the shaft, The ledge is from 10 to 2) inches in size, of a lively looking . quartz, carrying well in heavy sulphurets, galena and free gold, ‘This is a distinct chute from any ever before discovered, and just beyond the ‘ poundaries of tlie original ciaim, ‘in an extension that was purchased by tlie company several ytars ago, On the same level, 300 feet south of the shaft or about 750 feet distant from where the fine rock above spoken of has been struck, a winze has recentopened a strorg ledge of high grade ore—the vein being between two and three feet in size, and therock milling from $50 to $100 per load. a er — A Valuable Prospect. es ee arch 23rd, 1880, led in honor of his’ r tuto. Charley says, ‘‘bhere’s no place ‘like home.” E—A-party-of Digger Indians passed —falland reliableaccomntotthe-strike through this’place_on_ ‘Thursday of caused scores of mjners and other ral commenced on Monday the 15th inst, after a» two weeks vacation, “with TB. J& Lyon, late of the Forest pils in the district. . quietly at this place. There was no civie or military display.; no drankenness, ple brought to town as jurors and ) witnesses in a case in the court of Justice Stotlar, the day would not have had any distinguishing features “tfrom that of any other day in the our people considerable annoyance, Brother. Porter says’heyisyour .coroffera a reward of $10 for the name Ridge Items. ; [From our San Juan Correspondent. S Ibis now said to be not true that the Milton mine and Nortb:\Ploomfield mine have been consolidated. John A; Seeley, our venerable and respected townsman, made his usral weekly visit to his old-home on Saturday last. Charley German has returned, like the prodigal son, from his wanderings. The fatted calf was not Brother Porter intimates that the Nevada stage driver garries. my manuscript to the TRANSCHIPT office UNstimprep. Brother orter simply lies when he makes that assertion or 2 . . jnsinuation. last week en route for the Abthony Indian dance which was to come off Sunday last. The elections recently hel! in the cities of Oakland, Sacramento and Marysville don’t make a good showing for the Kzarneyites, ‘Fhey were badly beaten in all three of thz'cities, notwithstanding their fusions with, the Democrats. _Ph¢ pub.ic school at French CorSprings school, as teach. There The 17th of Ireland passed off very But for the number. of peoweek, +» Judge Stidger is giving some. of respondent, and a-mew writer in the Herald says the same thing. Others think so, but are in doubt “ One man of the author. Ifhe pays you the. money, you are authorized by me to give up my name, eh The Milton m-ne at-French Corral is again in operation.” About 100 men are employed, about one-half being Chinamen, Where is Denis Kearney and the sand lotters ? Why ain’t they here to enforce the antiChinese law ? [Judge Sawyer, in the case of Parrott, has dgcided the law uncenstitutional, Corporations can, employ Mongolians, as usual.—Ep. TRANSCRIPT. } ; A great number of the citizens of . Sweetland, Birchville and French Corral were in attendance at Justice } Stotlar’s Court.on Tuesday and Wednesday-of Jast-week, They had been gammoned as jurors m the ill-fame Among those who had been case, phen Wynans, P, Graham-and’ Mr, Pease of Sweetland, and “Messrs. Cadwallader, Henry Powell and James of Birchville. The presence of twenty or thirty meh from tie lower portion of. the. ridge, gaveour town a lively apPearauce for.a day or two. ‘ There isa fish pedlar running a) fish and. vegetable wagon between Marysville and this and other places on theridge, familiarly known ‘as Sam Shockan. A short time ago coming up he hacdon his wagon the half of.a good-sized porker which by some mishap felf out of his wagon a! half milé or so this side of the Finkie ‘Quincy and _Trifckee Railroad have . baer prepared, and work will becom{louse to attend a pow-wow and an . ‘dis ocated, while enga ed in a wrest‘ing has been attended with the} ‘sonal popu arity is only equalled by’ ‘Neighborhood News.(Truckee Republican.) D. J. Smith’s shingle mill, 5 miles from Truckee, ‘burned last week. The Pacific Mill will turn out son. P A San Francisco firm want to buy acontro ling interest in certain Meadow Lake mines. Joe Crowley is flourishing in Walpartnership with one of the leading’ lawyers there. The Truckee Lumber Comp-ny shipped an average of four car ¢ ads of lumber per day to Arizona the latter part of last week. mei Articlesef incorporation for_ the. menced and pushed ahe.d this seaThe new. Vulcan hoisting works are expected to bé started “up in abbut two weeks. ae A-yeung boy, named Richards, had the elbow joint of bisleft-arm * ling match with a playmate, on FriThe shaft of the, Washington Minquartz coming out is of a good quality, but the Companydo not intend to. open.a level until greater: depth is attained. ~ Fe LS eee The foot-hillfarmers are not at-all sanguine as. to good erops for the coming: season, as most of the early sown grain was frozen out, and in a number of instances a second plantsame results. ‘The only chance of salvation is ina heavy warm rain, whica is not expected. ——— eS Letter frem Walla Wala. D. J. Crowley, Esq., whose _perhis success in the legal profession, writes as follows from his new home toa. frien in ‘this. city: ‘Walla Walla, containing a population of 4,0.0, is located in the center of a fine agricultural district, the extent of which may be appreciated wien I say 1,500,000 bushels of wheat was shipped from here last. Fall. _ The land averages 40 bushels to the acre, and there has never been a failure of crops, There is no vacant land here, and farms are hardly to be purchased. However at distances of 100 and 200 miles away there is considerable land yet open to occupation, although itis being taken up rapidly by cmigrants. ‘Lhe legal aud medical p oféssions are weil represented. There are fourteen lawyers here. Iam in the office of N. T. Caton, Esq., who is one of the most prominent attorueys hereabouts, I did my first prcfessional workin the .Territory by drawingg two complaint , one for the or eclosure of a mortgage and the other for a divorce, By the way, statutes being liberal.” A False Report. The: Independent of Saturday pub.ishes au item over the signature of “Q,” wherein occurs the fo.lowing sentence: It is refortel the San Juan correspondent for the TRas ‘CRIPT gets his matter carried to Nevada by the [stage] driver, free of cost. j The editar of the Independent is trea ‘ing on dangerous ground. Should positively asserted what is intimated in'the above, he would at dnce become amenable to those laws design ed to protect private citizens from ranch near Deer creek. ‘Sam remained in blissful ignorauce of the fact. AW ithin a short time D. T, Hughes, .Esq., proposes to begin the develop‘ment of his gravel claim (formerly known as the Shallenberger) of 64 acres, which adjoins ‘the: B.ue Tent Con. Company’s mine ou the west.-— land to contain ‘two ‘gravel channels,’ . one of which is being worked close to ~ ita eastern bounds Tent Company. Hughes has “E by the Blue: r until he reached the top of the hill a couple of smiles from Finnie’s, It was then too late to go back in search of the missing porker. ip’ the meantime-a man on horseback, following Sam’s track found the porkerin the road and sold it to a farmer living near for $2, Sam found out. where his'porker was and went after the ‘purchaser aad made lim -sbelt ont $3.60 additional, though"he only re: . the libelons attacks of scurrilous newspapers. In order to set Mr. Gaffney, the driver referred to, right before those pedple who do not know him personally, we will state . that. he Las never yet brought to this ' ity any mail upon whieh the postage was unpaid,.so far as-we can leari. Woukl the editor or the ‘‘correspondent” of the Independent like to dispute the Transcxipr on. this _—-<-oe we, about 10,000,000 shingles this sea{ tle YorkAwnship, and embraces > 4ciltfia Walla, and has been offered a “co: . south fork of Greenhorn Creek for wonld-be-anexeeHent imvestment . a ~hende county is; "that they--have—Sa-Lo.” are: honest men andintend to tendered to Tom McAlpine drew a fusing to pay the fee in advance as divorce cases are numerous here, the} ‘. Say, Death, wilt thou never relinguish _ . ____ + _ not yet decided! whether -he will _be. ceived it by the way of apromise, gin operation by aiifting or hydrauicing, although i€* is” Wke'y both . methods will be employed, in working the claim, a . A Startling tumor. ‘There was a t leg a hic * rumor current here yeste uay” Lo the effee that the steamer on which Genefal Sam thinks there was soure shenani. gan in the affair.and says ifthe Tel: low don’t pay for the porker, he wilt) ‘expose him through'the newspapers. angestounionn <9 -_—-—<—— Gand on, the sand lot agitator, has. Fey.sentenced to pay a fine of ene it sand doliers, and to be, imprisoni in the. House of Correction for six months. « His counsel moved for arrest of judgment and a new trial, , Grant embarkel is lost jn the gan be obtained, ulf of Mexico, No definite information but tre Court denied the motion Notice of appeal was then given, and the ptisover’s bail wes*fixed at three > shonsandslotian Be ee > The Merrimac Mine." < . The Merrimac jompany, have a -fqrov of men regularly at work ,pros-— situated abeut four miles northwest of town. The drift hasnow been extended south a distance of 700 feet, shewing a little gold ‘riéarly .all the wayt: The Round’Mountain channel for which they are ranning has not . beén intersected, although it ts believled that it will betapped: inside’ of pecting their gravel;claim, which. is . Phat Mammoth Claim. 5 moth Blue Gravel Company,” spoken of in your issue of the 11th_ins. stant, ia. situated principally in Litlarge tract of valuabe mining and timber land. Mr. Louis Voss, the lumberman,, has alesse on the tim. ber land at present, and has -commenced to erect a steam mill on the the purpose of cutting the targe tim be: and sawing it into lumber This valuable property has remained idle since Mr. Stranaban ceased 6perations, which Ttbink was_in 1869. or ‘70, perhaps sooner. The gravel deposit is cove. ed with immense mouhtaihe of lava. but has splendid facili~} ties for tunnelling, and the property . Eprrok Transcript:—‘“The MamLHon, John Caldwell presiding: 4 1 Superior Court. The following business was yesterday transacted in the Su perior Coart, ‘Chas. J. English, a native of Canada, was naturalized. ee Clara V. Malloy vs. Alvah A. Mulloy. Motion of plaintiff that defendant pay her one month’s further alimouy denied. T. W. Moore vs. J. Weissbein & Bro. Demurrer overruled. = __ City of Nevada vsJ. W. Downing. . Demurrer to plaintiff's complaint sustained. 5 days given to answer. City.of Nevada vs. E. B. Thomas. Set for trial April ist. Josiah Rogers vs. Richard: Neville. Demurrer submitted. — In the matter of Sarah Wilson, insane, the order making J. M. Waprovided it was managed “carefully. The trouble with many mines-in-Ne-+(00 fe eee perintendents who go after salary, dhe Was Wader. Age. and have notthe good ‘“‘hoss sense” 2 ~ ‘ to manage a wine properly. Work is suspeniied and -the mine gets the name of oeing ‘‘played out,” Consequently many good mines -remain undeveloped on account of -having tise; the “Mammoth Blué Gravel put a practical miner in charge of }

their property, it will bs a geod investment for any one, but if the parties don’t work it very systematically it wi.l be a losing speculation. DovuBLs XX. **goap’s** Szefw. The ‘grand sparring testimonial” crowd of fifty or sixty men and boys tothe Theacre Saturday nightiest. Elser’s orchestra had been engagea to furnish music, but McAlpine reain demandesl, the music was silent. It had been announced that ha.f a doz; en noted kuights of the ring~ would be present, and that singing aud dancing would constitute a portion} of the entertainment. As might have been expected however,all these features were omit.ed. The cireus opened with a set-to between Geo. Williams and a peddler, in which the latter’snose caught the first'} blow and begining to bleed caused its . owner to beat & hasty retreat from the stage. Chas. W. Rogers anda party named Newberry trifled away afew minutes in. dn uninteresting . match. Martin McGrath, a powerful hitter from Grass Valley, pun-} ished Jobn McCarty severely, and then sailed into Ned. Orchard who was nearer a match for bim, Tbe wind-up of the programme was @ gentle contest between MvAlpine and Orchard. Aside from the sparring in which McGrath wasrengaged, the affair was not worth going across . the street to see. ee wo The Bauner Mining Conapany. The Banner Gold and Silver Mining Company, organized under the laws of New York with a capital stock of $2,000,000 divided into 29,000 unasséssable shares, are now selling enough stock in New York and Boston at $2 a share to raise $30,009 as working capital. The following are the officers of the company: President—-Ichabod P. Stephens. Vice-President—Jobhn Berry. Treasurer and Secretaty—Charles M. Peck. ‘Trustees—Ichabod P. StephJoseph 8. Stout, 25 Broad _ street, N. Y.;John N. Ewell, 58 Broadway, N.Y.; Joseph S, Spinney, 66 Pine street,N. ¥.; Thomas S. Negus, 140, Water street, N. ¥.: Squire B. Goddard, New York; John Berry, 53 William street, N. Y.; John E. Brown, Nevada City, Gal; Henry P. Contier, New York; Charles M. Peck, 60 Liberty street N.Y. “Flora.” The following lines, written on the death of Flora Mabel Bloss, have been handed-us for publication: Thy indomitable crave? Shall oblivion forever banish Our thoughts of loved ones, O Grave? » Gould Fates when our Flora was dying, 2 Omit their omnipotent, trust, ‘And instead of ‘neath willows lying, © Restore her to life and not dust? poor managers © If they who “miver=T would-be benedict hastened to the effect this.electric shock had on the bat $19, from the shop the night before and attempting to sell them at} -ens, 47 William Street, -N. —¥-5+ ‘4% Groves You Bet. 8 Jordan Grass Valley Simonds appointed. ~Rlecoss_till—thi-amorning —at—10 ling referee Was vacated and -P.— F. . cat street, Sen Freqeisie; on — ag ee = THE DAILY TRA NEVADA OITY; GAL Assessment Notice, OUTH YUBA GRAVEL MININ S pany. Location of Principal pot usiness, Nevada City, Nevada County ¢! itornia, Y, Cal. Notice is hereby given, that at & mect of the Board of Trustees, held on the day of March, 1880, an assessment of -jw, ty-five Cents per share was levied upon a capital stock of the corporation payable immediately in United States-.gold pa . the Secrelnty at otlice, on broad str, by over Beckmian’s saloon, Nevada City, \ ‘da County, California. City, New. Any stock upen which ‘said shall femain unpaid on-butardsd,-the s roe day of April, 1880, will be delinquent ‘an advertised for sale at public auction aa unless payment is made ‘beture; will: be pare F) on MONDAY, the 10th day of MAY, 1x99 to paydelinquent—assessment, together Wik costs of advertising and expenses of sale. : ed ocder of the board of ‘frustees,. . mhzZ3 —— Brief Hesti The funeral of little. took place from the Epi yesterday alternoon: An assessment of 25 payable April 24th, he by the South Yuba G Company. County Superin’ enc has.appointed as his ] McAHister to succeed jnson, resigued, ‘, ©, W. Rogers of San training Jom McAIpir Steele of Forest H1 Rodda ja shape for the ~ers-of the Champion h ny of this city, will _b J. J. ROGERS, Secretary Annual Meeting. HAMPION MINING COMPANY, Nevag City, Nevada County, Calizornia tp. Auiual Nesting of trocehohders of the Coy, pany will be heldat the oifce, 525 Commer. Tuesday, April 13ths ‘3980, 5 G. C. ELRLBUT, Secretary, over twenty-one, accompanied by ‘a handsome maid of sixteen. summers . with rosy cheeks and. auburn—haity along with a spinster aunt, al}~hailing irom Grass Valley, applied to our. County Clerk yesterday for permission under the statute in such case made and provided, for the twain first named to become one flesh. Mr. Carr objected that the young lady was underage and must have ea from her parents. The telegraph office to obtain the consent of his intended—father-in-law throngh the medium of electricity. We have not as yet learned what old gentleman, but our sympath es are with the young folks in their}. dilemma. : _ ao > Arrest ofa Tailer. tailor shop of A. Blumberg, . was yesterday morning atrested on complaint of hisemp.oyer who charged him with taking @ pair of trousers and a piece of diagonal cloth, valued the Union Hote Saloon. He was intoxicated at ‘the time. His trial } took place beféte Judge Robinson yesterday afternoon, the Jury failing to arrive at a verdict. OO Pitch Open. & The Blue Tent*thining ditch was fairly open Sudday,tor the first time in about €wo months. 1,000 inches of water ig running now, and the amount will be increased as soon as the main ditch'is able tofurnish it. Advert ised Letters, The following is a list of letters remaining in the Post Office, Nevada City. for the week ending March 22nd, 1880. Persons calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised.” J. 8. Bauzroos Bonney JamesBeurgard Monsieur Franci Giacomi Hawcs Gearge E . Morrison 8 M Suni mers dames Wheeler Faunie Young Miss Fannie Antrea Guiseppi Baird Edward J Brown Thomas Herrmaun Franz Herritg A W Prevost William Stewart Auguste Waltere Mrs C Vanhen Martin = _ Held for Postage. Mr. Josiah D, Baird, Alleghany, Michigan. Alex. Campbell-Douds Station, lowa. Yesterdays Arrivals at THE UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Jacob Naffiiger, Proprietor. J Speat Marysville WD Long city _J Wilson Wheatlad A Williams Wheatland $f Marchie city AP Clark Quaker Hill W Irving V Flume. . E Tompkins Pleasant V H Watson Pleas Val M Eastman Camptonvil 4 ‘T Hughes Blue M Levitsky Sat Francis T McAlpine’Gra Val J Falks Grass Valley J Tonnor Willow Va Ti J Sndw a6 J salen city J Reardan Willow Valle J Corey French Cor J Roberts & {Grass Val GD Blakely Gra Va & Maltanan city L Dulac city N Kennedy & w city i Hill San francis, C McNeill San: Freneisc JMaddigan do .' D Edwards city Yesterday's Arrivals At THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Ya Chas. E. Pearson, Proprictor. merauesd a A.J Ray San Juan G E Townsend Blue Te H McAllister city J Wickes New York L Nichols SacrauiJ Boyle Omegr R Snith Columbi HJ Hussey You Bet J A Johnson New Y J A Jordan Maine § Peck New Yo°k ~G H Coswell You Bet J F A i ddewitt city __M Edwards cit . Hanford city —~ ee ° a C Brown Sacrament’) Laymaa a J Gonsberg Sacrame RH Penrose Bloomfiei A smart looking youth, probably ;3, E. Jaques, working in the. * New Grocery Ste Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad Co, ~~ Kirkhain & Hitcheoc the one-stamp mill for the Ironclad mine a Ready, and wiil ere bonanza in the new dis a § le of Unclaimed Freight, Consigneid to A.C. Bloss,Nevaua City. M i On re . TPAHE following described property having Caucasion Lodze 4d %een-ou.band and unclaimed tor a pen. ou Of Sixty (GU) days or MoTe==notice Of an. val -haviuig beet delivered personally to the cosigaee, ahd consignor having been ntitiead through .the dhipping -Agent of the failure to make delivery—Will be sold at Public Auctiou, at the Depot oi tue Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, Sacramento street, Nevada City, by ff. G Guild, Autioneer, on aes Pay ; fridzy the 23a day~ of April, 1390, At 10o’clock, A. M, : 1 Boiler Smoke Stack, Drum, 1 Steam Enrine, Liron Pump, 1 bd! Iron 8, 1 Bel india Rubber Hose, 1 Barrel Hardware, JOHN, KIDDER, — Gen'l Suptand Freight Agent.’ The Caucasian or . Grass Valley, which s numbered 250 memb out. their furniture, assigned for this resul altof the prominent” dropped from the roll the turbulent chara lodge’ meetings. . Th causes have resulted i was the largest lo.lge this State to fall to pi lack of cohesion. W that the lodge in this a flourishing couditio and disbaaded. @ * a eee. A Crazy Wood: : fas a Last Friday aftern who lives 16 miles s Valley, sent word tc ars that a woodchoy ploy had become insa dangérous condition. and ex-Under Sherif Sayles’ ranch, and f man, whose name is don, trying to chop « . using the back of hi: rested him, and tha safely lodyed in the He will.be,kept att the’ present. ~— ——.-.2e@ Personal M :o—_ JUNCTION OF COMMERCIAL & BROAD STS, § NEVADA CITY. Superintendent . he Fortuna mine y yesterday, J. Aug. Johnson, Bwho afew months ; the Julian quartz county for $200,000, Muently become one owners of stock in t! of this city, left for tay here. He wit! Day for New York i The Silver Ca The drawing -fo 15 cake basket offe bf St. Canice Cath« place at the Ty ANS: erday, Eighty-five umber. ‘The hold onding ticket can y calling on Mrs, . ERSKINE .ENRIGHT, . be Would'respéetfully intorm the people of Nevada City that they will § . within ten days, open a First Cias ; Grocery Store. Prices will be as low as the very owest. —— Full particulars in a few days. New Wate ’ . Owing to the acti 0 bf City-Trastees_t} wll ; ? wt y will be compelle orce the fol owing ‘Cdnsumers must ee uns hotice to the Super eakage of water fr ipes, and on failfix harged double tlie uch notice is giver paired, Section 43, Or ies are require¢ ‘ mily rates to enti gation water, Sec. 43. All re yable weekly ; i He current month hut off, at the dis LAST WEEK! oe BLACKSMITH’S DREAM -\GOMBINATION! But the will of our Saviour consoles us— And his promise toinnocents given; Suffer them to come unto Jesus, For of such is the kingdom of Heaven. . Sigued the Rill, another 200 fegt. 404. Bis Revenue Bill No. Gov puor P.r'sins yealerday signed B.. _\EP Thomas city ~~ JR Williams Sacramen AT ee rw = —— = =. wo ges St ty fall, ble at the office nies . Brown & Morgan's i ad if not paid _SARRIED, © a ve all : Se ill be shut off wit E — emrerit? b we ce. This rule w 4 At the redidence ef the bride’s parents, TINEES EVERY DA¥breed. {Gtass Valley, March 17th, 1880, by Rev. W. ane: , a Sec, 4€ > ae i ! of , N y authorized ag oadbabcc ast . BVENING PERFORMAN(D ee DIED . . COMMENOING AT'7) P. M. ce or building » x = =o . om the water ag Nevada Cit i gee es Altes intant deochier ee! Meviad Hiary " ‘ ; : ‘piidre® abhi Hours {, jacking, peed years, @-mopthe, and 1s . Admissbow Only 26 Cents; ae lock Pim Balf Price.